Woodbridge Antiques has dated this piece to the 1940s.
The dish is decorated on two sides with delightfully styled handles - that are good and sturdy and feel nice when held.

Underneath the bowl are the very clear and crisp hallmarks for the London Assay Office along with the Lion Passant indicating the finest sterling silver. The date mark is for 1937. The quality of craftmanship is very evident in this piece and the silversmiths maker's mark are clearly visible for Z Barraclough & Sons (James Henry & Herbert Barraclough). It is also stamped under the foot with the silvermaker's marks.

A very good size being 27.5 cm across dish handle to handle and a good heavy gauge silver.
Condition: This dish is in lovely antique collector's condition. (There is some very slight scratching to the surface of the bowl commensurate with age and does not detract from this wonderful dish).

Hallmarks and maker's marks: London 1937 by Z Barraclough & Sons.
Measurements:
Handle to handle: 27.5 cm approx.
Diameter width of dish without handles included: 20 cm approx
Height: 3.6 cm approx.
Weight: 395 grams approx.
Woodbridge Antiques has dated this piece to the 1940s.
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